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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-25
A LIFE SAVED FOR DOLLAR.


This Is To certify that having been troubied Or a
number of years with a distressing cough AMI
bleeding At rbe lungs, and receiving no beuThf
from tnedIeai aid, To ali app -ars1cr- in tlie
last stage OF consumption. My legs SweleI
that 1 vast unable stand or help myself Al that
time John.on's A. lodYl4e Lium-nt prov id~n
TALLY recommend 10 Eae--SHu, by the OF
three or four bofties | entirely go, and
have since been able TO wOTA every uay. have
also for uhe twenty years have been subj-cf
attacks OF bloody dyseuIry, and never found
permanent relief until took your Imminent, since
which have 81 no return OF th~ complaint. /
can truly say / think your Anodyne LiIiimeHt
the Of saving ms iGfe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-25
JUN 4. AIhi-No
The Doctor Said, s'Let Him Try 1t


'-SOme time ago my was taken sick slrh 4
serious lung difficulty which threatened u end IN
quick consumption We summoned our family
physicl who attended him faithfully TO- four
weeks, during which time he Gradually grew
weaker Bee ming much alarmed about
himself, and being satl~fi ID that he growing
worse ali tie time, be finally refused 20 take amy
mare medicine from the physician, and expressed
wish % Try JOhn~On's AnO4yne LiuiAIent. ian
mediafeiy toll the physician, expecting that he
would obJret 10 has using IL: but he dll not lie
said let b IA Try IL. il wont hurt him, and may DO
some sold lie did Try it. and continued 70 1-e
Il some time, taking = lnwar.iiy, AMI bathing lAe
chest and lnng> outxar,Iiv. Very soon be isegan
70 Improve, gradually gaming strength, 1hit fA
last ~ had tie sdt8-iE -rion Of knosIng tliAt Inc
foundation Of hIs disease Was broken up sig son
l. aiiSe aud weit 10 day possessing strong As1
vigorous constitution, we attribute under s5oi 20
tie use Of Johl-'< = n8tiyue Liinill1iI4ent e a
further say that never a.s. iHySrit - GET Sst =.
family Inedia.lne ~ tile world ..
fI1.a I 1tgtiN HUDlfhlAb.
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BONANZA MINES REDISCOvERE ED.
Reported Rich Find by American


Prospecting Parties i'm Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-A special dispatch from the
City OF Mexico trtumphantly announces the dis
covery OF two OF the seven lost Mexican bonanza
mines by American prospectors. Humboldt
and Hamilton speak of the fabulous wealth OBJ
tained from these mines by Spanlards. They
were worked up to the middle Of the last century.
In 1856 the Indians swept over Northern Mexico
and destroyed Chihuahua, and all the miners
were driven o out The Indians held control OF the
gently Lieut.: Ripper, formerly Of the United
Capt. Allen and j. Mcintyre, OF Chicago
went out on surveying expedition in the
interest OF Sonora land company, and in an old
chapel found maps and other data. Dividing into
four small parties, a thorough search was begun,
and McIntyre's party located what is believed TO
be the Layopa silver mine. 1t Isl the midst OF
thousands Of ruined buildings among large
churches and FORTS Within radius Of four miles
are 40 workings old Spanish furnaces and tons
OF Stag. Anew days later, Bowers party reported
the discovery OF the GuayanOpa in the heart VI the
Sierra Madre Mountains. Around 1t are the ruins
OF 11S rastoras. Advices from Nogales confirm
the report and state that a great placer field has
been located where the Jesutts OF 200 years ago
found fortunes for the church. Great excitement
In mining CentefS prevails.
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The Proposed Arthur Kill Bridge
JUDGE WALLACE REFUSES 10 GRANT An INJUNCTION X
PREVENT ITS CONSTRUCTION.

NEW YORK, April 27.-S. ]. Decker, resident Of
New Jersey and the owner OF O number OF tug
boats, some. weeks ago commenced an action In
the United states Circuit Court against the Balt-
more and New YORK Railroad Co, Of which Erastus
strain the company from building q bridge from
staten Island to the shores OF New Jersey across
strip OF water known as the Arthur Kill. In APRIL
1886, the legislature OF New Jersey passed law
prohibiting the erection OF the bridge and in June
the same year, Congress passed an act giving the
company the right to build the structure. Decker
Claimed that If the bridge were erected it would
prevent him carrying on his business and reach
Ing points n New jersey. The complainan1 De
decision, sustaining tho demurrer and denying
the Injunction.
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BISMARCK,S DEEP DESIGNS.
What French Papers See in the Delay
in SchnaebeleS Case.

PARIS, April 27.-The majority of French news
papers suspect that Prince Bismarck has caused
delay in the settlement Of the SchnaebeleS affair
in the hope OF impeling the French people to COM
hitting some act Of folly and they urge no abate-
ment OF the calmness which the people have htth.
hertO maintained under the prOvocation.
SOIL.
BERLIN, April Git is stated here that the re-
suit OF the inquiry which the German government
has made into the SchnaebeleS affair has been to
impress Prince Bismarck with the view that the
arrest was made on German territory.
REPORT THAT SCHNAEBELEs WILL BE PAROLED.
PARIS April 27.-There was better feeling on
the bourse at the close in consequence OF ruinors
that Prince Bismarck has consented to parole
SchnaebeleS.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

8, 1913. 30, lots 6s to 76, each fronting 1873 on
street, between Sd and ~ streets southwest
w. Gait has bought OF L. 4. Houston FOR s. 47s SO
lot g. 50. 120, 80 IL by 29.10 on street. between
10Th and 10th streets northwest.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance CO. has sold
to F. L. Moore lots % to 81 and parts % and 80
HOlmeadS addition to West Washington, for
SIC, 200. This property binds 14O feet on Goth
and 300 feet on Cay street. w. c. Morrison has
bought OF L. j. Davis part OF square e. 546
fronting 300 feet on I'd and 50 on Delaware ave.
between n and southwest.
T. j. Luttreil and others have sold to the District
OF Columbia, for 1885, part square 62l, fronting
1231s feet on North Capitol street, between X and
streets F. E. Corbett has bought OF L. c. Hurth,
for s., 900, part g. square Al, 10 by 924, corner
OF 5th and r streets.
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Sans. o. 800
NdmaS.
o.. $500


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
p .+s C. 36,year fund; fund g. 1909 col 129 bid
Wsshinstsn Gas. 40 bid, 4os. ssked Gscrsetown Gas
e bid National Union Insurance 1Sn bid
Insurance, a bid, IAN asked. Potomac Insurance.
83h bid. Riggs Insurance 81 bid, 81 asked
National Metropolitan bank, 100 bid. Columbia
National Bank. 100 bid; 10 asked Real Estate
Title Insurance, 123 bid, 124 asked. Chesapeake
aud Pot. Tel. Co., S41s bid, s4A asked. Panorama
stock. 50 asked Columbia Title Insurance Co.. 81
bid 81 asked
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BallimOre Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 27.--Virginis sixes, con-
plidated, 50 dO. ten-fOres, 42 do. new threee 66H

BALIlMOh1s mDs April SI.-VlrBlme Qxee, co.,
sQidated so :dO ten-fortes, 42 do new threes, 66H
bid to-day.
,, BALTIMORE .1sd. Mp April s7-Cotto9 steady and
ard street and western super, 2.5Oa3. 10; do.
extra, S25e355; do. family, 1S5s4 % city mills
super 50sS 90; do extra 325a3. 8, do Rio brands,
1A53s4 62 PatsRsco supeglstive patent go: dS.
ssss5. s%Ser. gssse: NJ i Masyisad. s5 IS bid;
western higher; No z winter red, spot and April p,
bid; May, 02,Sa93; June. 93ag31; July, 02xs92M:
August, ylks91H Corn-southern higher: white. ~
nSy; yellow 4siAgs xssteEnn stssay nnd aI1ea
AZ. Oats steady and aniet-senthern and Penpsyi.
yania 34!3e; western white 28a38; western nj xed.
S4a55H Rye arm, 5Sa60. Hay stesdy, 9Th fair
lnqulry-pr1tne TO choice western, 13OOs1oUO P10'
visions nominally steady. Mess pork. l550alS: 90.
packed. Tao Bacon-s6oulders s.S1: clear rib sides
sissdy-western packed i6ai9: creamery, 90a25. Ess
easier md quiet, l1al1k Petroleum steady.refned,
sssa ::s. ggE Ss.iz "a; sss S nd sssss
1.23a1.24 Freights 10 Liverpool per eteamer dull
1ours s,sM barrels: wheat $4,000 6usheisi corn.
1000 Sgshsl.s CATE soO9 SSs6s, s sh3ipnesns:-
wheat. 10000 bashsls; corn. $4,000 bushslsL
Chicago Markets.
,.S y In Ap, e Il 1y . dSs
q s3h May corn. $50. May Data. 27,sa2S. Msy
cHicAG6, liz. April q. p. saclose: wheas
S S1S,tes and orn sSns
39N; July Az. Oats weak-Cash, 27s; May, PSF
June. 2S1@. Whisky, 1. 49, Pork steady-Cash, 1850;
May and juno, 20 Is. Lard weak and lower-Cssh and
May. 6S7><; june. 6.07A
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Russian Paper Currency.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 27.-The German Herold
value or the Russian paper currency, proposes to
nave the Russian custom houses accept part OF the
OF gold at price which the government shall fix,
the government to purchase all OF its OutStand-
ing credit notes to be bought in the foreign
notes and 10 allow travellers to take only small
sums IN the notes out Of Russia To facilitate the
success OF the scheme the Her0Gd says Russia will
open In all the principal European cities fiscal
omceS In which travellers may exchange their
notes at the Russian custom house rate.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGIeglans to The Star.
1t Holds its First Meeting i'm the South
at Atlanta T0.dav.

THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
1t Holds it's First Meeting i'm the south
sat Atlanta To-day.
ATLANTA, GA, April 27.-The Interstate Com
merce Commission began its first meeting here at
10 o'clock this morning In the city council cham
per; Judge cooley called the meeting to order,
and stated # that large number OF OF
country asking for exceptional orders under the
lntersIate commerce act. These orders coulo De
mace only upon evidence taken before the COM
PROGRAM OF THE COMMISSION.
He said: eve have come here to hear this evi
dence on the part Of those who urge the excep-
tlonal orders and those who oppose them. The
evidence viii be given under oath, just as II 1t
were Judicial Investigation"
AS the petitions are numerous and our time Is
Hmlte0, we Will have to map out a mode OF pro-
cedure which will expedite matters. It is desir-
trate their views, petitions, and evidence We
90 not expect to examine each petition by itself,
put shah take them up together for the facts sus-
tanning one petition are much the same as those
supporting the others.
WANT THE LONG AND SHORT HAUL CLAUSE PERMA-
SENTLY SUSPENDED.
Gov. Bullock asked the commission to suspend
the regular order Of business so that resolution
adopted last night by large meeting could be
Macon, read resolution asking the commission to
make permanent its temporary suspension of the
long and short haul section Of the bin.
The commission expressed desire to hear from
the railways, and q list of witnesses was given.
The first witness examined was Charles A. sindal,
secretary OF the southern Railroad and
Steamship Association. General E. P. Al
exander, president of the Georgia
Central railroad, conducted the direct examtna-
zion. The witness gave minute explanations OF
now rates are made and maintained by railroads
ana water lines. He was cross-examined at great
length by Judge Cooley, commissioners Walker
and Bragg. 4. NJ. Emerson, OF the Atlantic
Coast Line and ". p: sheman, Of the Georgia
points at great length. The commission then took
recess TIL p.m., when other witnesses will be
examined.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPoSALS FOR COOKED RATIONs.
Il REcRUrTISG RENpEzvoUs U. &. Army

DROPoSAI-S FOR COOKED RATIONs.
l. REcsCiTISs RESpEzvoUs L. g. Army.
No. OIL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Sealed proposals in tripica,e subject to ,he ms;a,
TSIiVT oCIocK. NooN. NAY TWENTY rItf p IN
lSo7, which time and place they viii be o,ened w.
presence bidders, for furnishing Cook Rations TO
the party and recruits rendezvous
dEr1as- the hsCal year ending June 80 1888 Three
Substantial meals daily and due proportion soap
AID candles constitute a ratiOh
The Government reserves the right reject any or
ell rrJ.lsais Proposals complete ratous To FUR
nshsd Plsces objectionable tor recruits viii he
cIfsi.ieref Full ifoTna Will be furnished on st-
rztion 10 this Office. Envelopes containing proI.,-
sis sie9lld h marked Proposals for Cooked Ratiess
AM addressed to ID. NJ SCOTT.
ap59~Js Captain 1st Infantry. Recruiting of,iccr
nROptDsAIs FOR MARBLE GRANITE AND Blu
Il STONE WORK FOR CAPITOL TERRACES AND
GRAND SrAiRWAIS.
ARCHITECTS OfFrcs Z. g. CAPrroI.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 2:Sd. 1887.
Proposals viii be received n ths Office until MAY
I.h1,s and Blue st:ns work and Material for the
coIpet.on OF the Terrace and Grand stArwsys the
Plans md specifications may be at this ONCE
EDWARD CLARK.
apps m, wtmy30incl Architect OF Capitol
TSRoPOsAI.S FOR MARBLE WORK
Once OF Building for State, War and Navy Depart.
TasHINGros, y; =; ~; Ap Mn, ysn, nSs.,
Basin Slabs required for the west and center wings
o. The Building State. ar aud Navy Departnents.
fl elty, viii be received AZ tbs ONCE Until Y,
opened Immediately thereafter in presence Of bud
ders. -
6s iSrIs % proros, VII 6e s aee
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
ps1I,I2I32e.27 Colonel Corps Of Eng'rs.
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EseRAv,ss As;ps DR. zs!E S !.

?
Eneraving metal and wood. Monosrams ana creets
on seals watches or jewelry Card engraving and print
ing seal engraving in ALI its branches booXpanasrs
dies soap dies and steel stamp cutting. Rubber
star ps tor marking and ell kinds OF stamping mate
Gold bullion enIhroiexnG. heSAaAss and AZ
kanes Of lodge parzphsrpaiiA @oH
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Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
On1ce OF Indian neutrality-suspicious. under
the c1V1l-servtce, rules: Dawson A. Blanchard of
Louisiana, and JOS. Townsend, Of Tennessee, copy
1sts at 5000.
Patent Ofice.-Promotions: Josiah McRoberts
OF Illinois, third assistant examiner ut 81 400 to
second assistant examiner at 81 800; Claude A. O.
R0Sell OF Pennsylvania, fourth assistant exam
liner at $1,000, to third assistant examiner at
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Gen. Grants Sixty.Fifth birthday.
THE CoMMEMoRAT1vE BANQUET AT PrTTsBURa 10
NIGHT TO BE A GRAND AFFAIR

Al
NIGHT TO BE GRAND AFFAIR.
PITTsBURG, April 27.-The banquet to be given
tonight by the Americas Republican Club at the
Monongahela House, IN commemoration OF Gen.
Grants sixty fifth birthday, promises to be one Of
the grandestaffairs OF the kind ever held In this
region. Prominent republican leaders from all
parts OF the country will be present. and letters of
regret have been received from Hon. Roscoe Conk-
ling, ex-Rep. Wise, OF Virginia, and others. Among
those now In the city who Will take part in the
banquet are Hon. John c. New, Col. Fred. Grant,
Hon. simon Cameron, Lieut.. Gov. Davies of Penn
sylvania, and j. P. Foster, president OF the New
York Republican Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

PIITsBuRG, April IA special car passed
Der OF stockholders and eastern directors OF the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. The former rep
resented the English, German, and Dutch stock
holders, and they had come all the way from
Europe to attend the annual meeting Of the road,
which is to be held at Denver on next Monday. a
member Of the party stated that President W. 8.
jackson had decided to retire from ONCE, and that
D. II. 4onats would probably be his successor.
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Suspicious Foreign BONDS.
FURTHER HEARING IN PHILADELPHIA OF THE PAL
TIES ARRESTED FOR DEALING IN THEM

FURTHER HEARING IN PHILADELPHIA OF THE PAR
TIES ARRESTED FOR DEALING IN THEM.
PHILADELPHIA, April CIV. A. Miller, charged
with completely with Bruno GOtSchalk and Emil
Hirsch in using the mails for the circulation OF
illegal circulars, was given final hearing by us.
commissioner EdmundS to-day, and was held In
$500 bail for trial.
Miller furnished ball. but Gotschalk and htrsch,
who were committed yesterday, were unable to
furnish bail and are in confinement waiting trial.
The defendants, under the style Of the Ph1ladel-
phia Banking Co., were Offering foreign bonds for
sale at $50 Arch street.
counsel for the defendant explained that the
bonds which the company sold were issued by
cities and towns of Austria, Servia and other Eu-
rope IN countries. They guaranteed the principal,
but the interest was allotted to the bondhoder In
prize drawings at stated periods
The commissioner said he had some doubt as to
the intention to defraud, but az he wished the
court to decide the matter, he would hold
Miller said he had bought lot Of the
bonds from man named Bishop in New
York, but he declined to say what he
paid for them. Assistant District Attorney Brown
suggested that their value might be ascertained
by sending them to Drexel & CO.'S, but Miller de-
Cltned the DrODOStt:On.
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The trial a Sacoo 2. k1gney, fW anAun ana
battery with intent 70 KIN ,. q. wumoet and I. X
rarnball Novsmb9 g. 1aka was continued In
the Cuminal Court Judge MootguOay, yesesroay
afternoon astsr tn ssAnS report c,ns4
MA wlmott was called In rebuttl and contra
dlcted the testimony - - a occurrence at Tho
dinner table, and the caase nor Angney beng
locked out OF the house BY his WIFE,
rcsFInuxy ro-oAy.
The TRIAL wAs resumed ehis morning and HI.
Z. Droop was called. a % the reputation Of
Turnoull BY the GovssnmsnI
The defense objected 90 the ground thst his rep
utauon then might NOT have 6een the Same q In
iSssS AND the court ovefruled ic
had been good over since he knew him
Frank A. Butts, Rev. Bent. swallow and w II.
Hoover also testihed TO the GOOD reputation q
Dr. D. q: street. Z walmaiey, Horace r. Spring.
e. JACOB Bool 2. G. Cate testined 20 The vputs-
''Sa eS M Yo0ny bang rood Tor peace and order
peace q ColumSs Pa tessiSed so% The cssesSs
that ne issued The papers In the case OF the Com
wife, and he prodaced the pspers .% nsp e,s
were read, showing that the Complaint WAS made
81 HS ss Ans ss Nov; IL lss The bearing took
dant Was not certain that he entered the dis-
Mrs Angney came; never recoliscted 10 have sssn
wilmott at his once.
After recess the witness Montague was recalled
ana testified be went up 20 the room after the shoo
ing and brought the satchel down. but took q
back and PLACED q on the tabie
On cruS-exAmination witness said he he'd seea
Wtlm0tt After the shooting and the latter I'D he
might Be witnesR and asked him n he remem-
bered taking the drinks up. He was quite sure
there was no large table In the room
Mr.. Wnmott was recalled, ana testified be did
not eee any large table In the room
Lewis Stierhasser TESTIFIED that he resided IN
C1ermont, Mexican County, Pa: had been q 1ustice
OF the peace; recognised Angney a. having been
In bis once In lttc2, when witness celeoratod q
marriage between him and -
An objection was made, and the Government
stated thaf the object was 20 show Anguey dtd nos
leave Pennsylvanla because OF tear q NlmoCt
The objecti00 was sustained
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81. PAUL, April 27.-The sale OF the Chicago,
Illinois and EaSten road to the Chicago and North.
western was contaminated here yesterday. The
terms are not yet known.
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District Government Affair.


THE WATERMAN TAX QUESTION
is causing some little excitement among property.
owners. There were quite number Of callers nj
seemed DESTROYS OF entering their protest against
the proposed tax.
A PROBATIONARY TERM FOR HIRKMKN.
e 20 6ief nave =, approved owe
that hereafter all persons appointed to that De.
partment shall be required to serve probationary
foreman or acting foreman OF his company will re-
port upon his efficiency to the chief, who in turn
will make recommendation to the District Com.
miSSiOnerS.
MUST SEE THE PROGRAM
The commissioners require that al! programs for
the Sunday afternoon concerts in the parks shall
be submitted to them for approval
THE NEW DISTRICT OFFICES.
The building inspector and Mr.. j. G. Rock OF the
engineer department, have arranged the interior
OF the new District building as 1t Is proposed II
shall be occupied for of1ces
NEW SEWERS.
The District Commissioners propose to put in
braced between New York avenue and street
and 18th and 18th streets northwest They will
be on 18th and 18th streets.
BIDS FOR BUILDING SCHOOL HOUSES.
Bids were opened to-day for constructing two
story, eight-rOom school mouse On street between
Sd and 4fh streets southeast similar structure
west The bidders were: Frank Baldwin, G street,
81, 800; Vermont avenue $4,000. G. Thomas,
street $3.50; vermont o, avenue 81. 200, or both
mont avenue 81, 400 or both $45, 900. ID. A. Dris
coll, street s23 600; Vermont avenue, 81, 800 OF
both 81, 800 Halliday & Wilson, street So, 4S7.
COi,lnbus Thomas was awarded the Vermont av.
enue building and Halliday & Wilson the other.
WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
Although the FIRE Escape Commission has been
established for several months they have taken no
for the protection OF Life and property from IRE.
VITAL STATISTICS
The report of Health Ondcer Townshend for the
week ending Saturday last shows: Number OF
deaths, 81; white 80, colored -; death rate per
LOCO per annum, white 14.53, cOlored 36.93; total
popa!aon 2So The pDcips1 causes q death
Sbes S9sns Is
O %atsS iemases Manages o reported: white
colOred.
sur1DfNo PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued BY Inspector
Rn 'sx foDra ,sls m g efes
dwellings,, numbered eol to eO7 K Street north
dwellings,. numbered 0Ol and eos Callan street
northeast; a, 600. w. A. Morton, to erect frame
dwelling, numbered .20O7 LIST street southwest;
west; 500. A. B. Haywood, 70 alter larry Castle
Park" l4th-street road; $4OO. j. 81. Billings. ia
s s5Ss'SS. to '''sf NO. Ley / street northwest;
MIBCEILANEUUy
Under the act Of Congress approved February
%, 1887, the Commissioners have made an order
directing all persons In charge Of steam plant In
the District to make application between 9 and 8
O'Clock p. m. at the District headquarters for ex-
animation and license, not later than April ~
after which time their employment will be unlaw-
ful unless application has been made.
The Commissioners have awarded to Isaac d.
6mead the contract for furnishing dry closets and
ventilating apparatus for the four new school b9i
tngs now being erected. The cost OF the outflt 4
to be =, lit.
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The Chicago County Frauds.
HOW THE INDICTED MEN HOPE TO SECURE CHANGE

OF VENUE.
CHICAGO, April 27.-The attorneys for Edward
Mcdonald, one Of the persons indicted In connec-
asking for a change Of venue from Judge Tuley
this morning. other afddavits filed in behalf OF
this DEFENDANT alleged that Judge Gary and
defendant 1t is believed that McGargle will OBJ
Ject to the other judges in the same way and that
the other indicted county officials will, by pur-
suing the same tactics be thus enabled to dispose
OF the entire bench, thus causing a curious COM
plication. This at least, was the view OF the
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Nova 8cotia,s Unrsss.
n AND CKR8srRICTED lNTHnOouunD
UNITED States DEBATED.

t1CEssa0A ANp UkksSfKlcfKD WfxkC0C63 VI4u
UNITED STATES DEBATED.
A telegram 70 the New York Herald frum Han.
-. s', :. -. p-.... .ese "
usereu IA inc 1rOv'ncsi 'eg'siasure TINS arefooon
Mr.. Camero0, conservative, spoke few words IN
oppostt,ou 70 the repeal resolutions ana was fol
1900 ne of,o . wsor. ,,ss.., -. s.,,"-
lO~o0 ~ wv 2. WooA4 noeiN. VINO oeuvereo Q
powerful ana eloquent address OF IN hours length
In FAVOR OF the governments policy.
The passage OF the CONVERSATION act, he said,
nao Uoen secured oy the wholesale purchase OF Q
the purchase OF the lr1sh parliament. IL was OF
little consequence WHISTLER the revolutions passed
But II they accompnsnod n01nng more they would
government had faite Id TIE ultimate success %
the movement. The battle 0hOuld nOf buf